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Train With Brain Programme

Mini´s: aging 3

Jumping with both feet from a box/bench (evaluation of balance)

Midi´s: aging 4-5

3 colour traffic light game (perception / knowledge regarding road traffic)

Maxi´s: aging 6-7

Color koordination-ABC game (logical reasoning)

Train-with-Brain has developed a special tailor-made programme for the developmental phase of children aged three to seven, in order to identify, observe and promote the developmental stages of small children. At the same time we especially take into account the differences in logical thinking and movement abilities of the individual age groups. As three-year old children are developing their ability to think logically, the four-year old children have already developed an awareness of danger. In addition, expressions of quantity and time are understood. In comparison, from age five and upwards, motor skills become more developed.

Using knowledge about the developmental areas and stages of children, Train-with-Brain tries – by incorporating playful aspects e.g. playing football – to promote and stabilise these age-specific abilities.

Another goal is to prepare the children by shaping them mentally, physically and socially for entry into school. Here the social interaction and cooperative behaviour of the children is taken into account.

In many cases the aforementioned behaviour is not to be found at school entry level. The reason given is that children never had to or could not learn this behaviour. In our training sessions we therefore place an emphasis on achieving these social-oriented goals. According to scientific findings children aged between three and seven have no marked social perspectives. In many cases they learn these social experiences in groups or at play.

The sports class is one of the most important institutions for learning social interactions at this age. We mainly take into consideration physical activity in our sports programme and how the small children interact with each other and learn a cooperative and considerate approach through this. 

It is a basic requirement for integration later on in everyday school life! The pedagogical model practised by us has a further goal of creating an understanding of shared experiences.

Therefore, after many training sessions, a class discussion takes place so that a child can be shown how his or her behaviour related to overall cooperation within the group. 

In this way the children are better able to understand, reflect and where appropriate, modify their behaviour.

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